It was one of the last temples I visited and I was glad I had the time to go here. I took a small boat to cross the river to get to this temple. There was a bit of a challenge to exploring Wat Arun - the visitors were allowed to climb the steps to get to the observation 'area'... More

From a distance it does not have the bright color like so many other places in Bangkok. But when you get close and look at the detail it is nice. At night it is illuminated and looks spectacular. More

We approached the temple from across the river and it was pretty impressive from that vista. As we approached, the temple became more impressive. The Happy Buddha greeted us upon entry. The temple is guarded by both demigods and demons (statues). Because it is a temple, we had to be in proper clothing. No shorts or uncovered shoulders are allowed.... More

Very cheap to visit. However, if you suffer from vertigo, do not go up the steps to the top level of the monument! Fine going up but very scarey looking down the steep steps when its time to go down. Several visitors were nearly in tears with fear. More

But annoying to get to- had to take a ferry on very choppy river. More

I enjoyed visiting Wat Arun... Lots of stairs that are a bit scary for those afraid of heights. Great view from the top though. More

Such a cool site and beautiful setting. Careful if you are afraid of heights, but otherwise it's well worth it! More

never seen anything like it.only dislike the tax collector on the landing a little gruff More

We love this place, we got into there a bit late of afternoon, almost close. But they let us went inside and climb to the top. Brilliant Thanks !@ More